Did anyone find a stocking dealer for slush mats yet? Tried the ususal suspects and could not find anyone other than Lee's ..Was unsure if they would fit a Patriot made in '07...What's up with that ? Looking for hopefully black ...Also waiting for Weathertech to produce the window visors that snap in...Any comments, leads???

Did anyone find a stocking dealer for slush mats yet? Tried the ususal suspects and could not find anyone other than Lee's ..Was unsure if they would fit a Patriot made in '07...What's up with that ? Looking for hopefully black ...Also waiting for Weathertech to produce the window visors that snap in...Any comments, leads???

i got my slush mats at www.jparts.com

18% off w/free shipping over $75.

If you can live without OEM Jeep mats, check out Husky Liners (http://www.huskyliners.com/home.cfm) and this thread. These slush mats are more like 'trays' exactly molded to fit the floor pan and are superior to any OEM mat I've ever owned. Crud won't run off the edge of these like it does on typical mats.

http://www.jeeppatriot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=874

If you do go with jparts.com I can personally attest to their excellent service. I didn't get slush mats as we don't have to worry about those sort of things:smiley_thumbs_up:

If you can live without OEM Jeep mats, check out Husky Liners (http://www.huskyliners.com/home.cfm) and this thread. These slush mats are more like 'trays' exactly molded to fit the floor pan and are superior to any OEM mat I've ever owned. Crud won't run off the edge of these like it does on typical mats.

http://www.jeeppatriot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=874

i agree. husky liners are far more superior to OEM, but at a cost...

OEM around $48=some protection / Husky around $126 (w/10%off) =total protection

for myself, i went with some protection. :)

i agree. husky liners are far more superior to OEM, but at a cost...

OEM around $48=some protection Husky around $126 (w/10%off) =total protection

for myself, i went with some protection. :)

You're right...they are a bit pricey, but they're worth it. I found they varied in price somewhat depending on vendor. I'm a bit (oh, all right, a LOT) anal about keeping my vehicles clean so the extra cost is worth it to me...

You're right...they are a bit pricey, but they're worth it. I found they varied in price somewhat depending on vendor. I'm a bit (oh, all right, a LOT) anal about keeping my vehicles clean so the extra cost is worth it to me...

I can attest to the above statement! You could eat off the floor of one of Tmax's vehicles when he goes to trade it in! ;)

Is that because there are so many sunflower seeds, dropped cheese-puffs and forgotten doggie-bags on the floor....???;)

No, but the occasional rogue french fry can be found under the driver's seat.:o

If you do go with jparts.com I can personally attest to their excellent service. I didn't get slush mats as we don't have to worry about those sort of things:smiley_thumbs_up:


Another Vote for http://www.jparts.com

If you really want the MOPAR parts - this is the place to get them from. Fast, Friendly and Cost Effective.